Notre Dame: 10th Anniversary

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EvEvanstar6,0

This is a really interesting engine building and drafting game with a ton of player interaction. The idea is that each player gets a symmetrical deck of cards. On their turn they draw three cards from their deck, keep 1 and pass the others, until everyone has a three card hand again. Then each player gets to resolve two of the three cards as actions. The actions build on each other, so all following times you preform action A, Action A gets stronger in it's effect. You do this three times, and at the end of each of these there is a scoring of the center tile. The game has an interesting system where if you don't take actions to prevent rats, then you wind up taking penalties. It's curiously a viable strategy to both invest into rat prevention and ignore rats completely and focus on grabbing as many points as possible and just eating the penalties. Since each player only gets one card per age that allows them to place a cube into the center scoring area, these cards tend to not get passed, which can make the center scoring a little anti-climactic. ★ Art, Iconography and components functional ★ Clever or interesting mechanisms ★ Reasonably low downtime between turns with mildly AP players ☆ Multiple plays stay interesting ★ Low or mitigatable luck elements ★★★☆☆ Raw enjoyment

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PaPahnstar8,0

Definitely one of Feld's better games (that I've played). Sits somewhere between the top tier (Castles of Burgundy, Amerigo) and the lower tier (Bruges, Aquasphere (neither of which are bad games, at all)). For me, that means it's competing with La Isla as a solid middling Feld. I think it's good that the new edition included the additional people cards, because there clearly weren't enough originally.

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